New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-30
PRICE THREE CENTS.
REPUBLICAN ZEAL AROUSED.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC BROOKLYN MEETING.
MUNICIPAL, STATE AND NATIONAL ISSUES PRE-
sENTED by SENATOR HIsCoCK, EX-SENATOR
MILLER, COLONEL GRANT, COLONEL
BAIRD and EX-DIsTRICT-AT-

MILLER, COLONEL GRANT, COLONEL
BAIRD and EX-DIsTRrCT-AT-
ToRSEY TENNKY.
The Republicans Of Brooklyn were out in good
force last night TO attend the great meeting at
the Palace Rink in Clermont-ave. All the ar.
rnngements were rerfect. and fine weather added
its influence to bring out as fine crowd as is
often seen at political gathering The hall was
we'll filled long before the time for beginning the
speaking, and still the people kept coming.
good proportion of the audience consisted OF ladies.
who always attend Republican meetings and tal1s
lively and arpreciativc interest in tie work ot
the campaign The front half of the hall was
reserved for them and their escorts exclusively.
| While the crowd gathering there was q dis
play of fireworks in front Of the hall and inside
| ConternoS Band filled up the waiting time with
a programme OF choice selections. The band
also played at intervals through the evening.
BY o'clock the people who still poured into the
hall found only standing room. and that not in
desirable positions. As the hour appointed
arrived the speakers mounted the platform, to-
gether with many other prominent men of the
party, and were received with repeated cheers and
loud applause. There was round after round for
Colonel Grant. Senator Hscocx and other we'll
known men of the party, and when Colonel A. d.
Baird. candidate for Mayor, appeared a moment
after the others he had another burst of applause
and three cheers all his own
little later the U. S. Grant Club arrived with
its banners and drum corps and took position
on the left of the hall, and this the signal
| for more enthusiasm. The large platform was
now completely filled, and here, too there was p
good number of ladies. Among those in the front
rows ex-Mayor +. A. Schroeder Robert A.
Benedict c. II. Cotton. A. J. Pouch L. II. Hobbs,
Chairman Of the County Executive Committee;
William II Barker, Senator Stephen VI. Griswod.
William II. Warne, Alexander G.. Macdonald,
John b. Green, chairman OF the General County
Committee; Ambrose Snow, \. w. Gleason and
George B. Forester
| MR. TENNEYs RINGING WORDS.
Theodore b. Willis. chairman Of the County
CamEaign Committee called the meeting to order
and introduced A. w. Tcnncy as the presiding
officer 1t was some little time before the ap-
plause subsded enough for Mr.. 1enney TO make
hmsclf If heard but when it did he spoke follows:
me a. the presiding OF this meeting, return YOU
ladies' aud gentlemen, my most grateful thanks con-
gratulste the Republican Campaign committee' and the
city OF BrooAlyn' upon thIs n"enIhSdh' % uenls . IN %
seldom. before, in any campaign, either state or
National, have such gathering Of the citizens OK
Brooklyn As we witness IN this Palace Rhk to'ighC g
Thus mighty outpourng OF the people means business
MI Booder (Appause) 1t announces the fact thai ms
rule OF the master is at an end and the reign OF 'he p
has begun give notice to Haurauder' and loo-
| lsrs
weakness, imDccility and grand larceny Is drawing "
close .
We propose. on January /. lsSS, move the Mayors
from Wioughbyst back 10 Its old quarters III the
Cy Hall daughter, and when removed we propose %
end the selling OF the best interests OF our cy
20 the highest bidder. (Ap9iauseJ We propose "
purify that potica. c,, pool, Board OF Education,
and make It, intended to be at It's CREATION non
partisan in politics, or wipe IL out root ana oiSieh ot
ever. tApplau,c) No more umpcring with the edacA-
OF the little children Of this mighty ely
Mr. Political Jobber loud sppiause.l
PRAISE FOR DE LAACEY NICoLh
Men OF Brooklyn, let u be true 10 ourselves and 10 me
city OF homes. Let Us here resolve that our muni-
cira affairs shall be managed by the people aud for mo
people and by booleI, aud J0bbrrs. The people Of
these TWO great by sctbparl at last, taking
their anars into their own hfnd Across the river
Republican party rising 10 'he emergency Of the hour
al a almost equal TO It's renown, has
placed in nomination iOr prosecuting officer OF the County
Of New-iork young Han of opposite political faith
APPLAUSE Thcy nominated him, not because OF hs
politics but because VI IN, manhvod-becaI>c Of hi, trinity
qualifications, honesty. capa6y and efficiency IN mo
public service. dong continued appIau'e)
These qualifications ahSc been the bucker and shield
OF the Republican party since 10 stepped upon tho
platform of lower. Il believe, honest, and elicrncy
the public service II believes IN sound currency
ami in honest dollar II believes IN protective
tallf. and IN the honos OF American labor tApp"I,"l
IL believes, protecting the ndny-hugercd INDUSTRIES
OF nshy people fI"m all HARM come from whatever
source It. believes in -choobOoks and IN Bib'Fs
free and open discussion ~ al! puOhc questions
IN every nook and corner th, broad republic Ii b.
lcvcs impartial suntase. and that every man hall
yo. ploIsc>, aud thn hi, shall b" honestly
counted and Jus. a. cas-. l. declares that every
man, from what chine he may spe~N what dai,' Aa
Will What hr may, shii! bee the equal and ha
peer OF his fellow the ballot bon and D'iorr 'h' i-"'
APPLAUSE
LINCOLN LOVED BETTER THAN DAVIS.
The Republican party believe, ha atty shall rllo
ha, loyalty ha, saved Tha' The boys who brought back
our nag from bloody Of civil all attercd and
by shot and she'll, shall now ar'y i. in this sublime
Abraham Lincoln better than JeAe son Davis App'ns1
II believe urant applause tic hIIhciole ana Nh-.
he rcprc,eid moro than in hc defeated and What
In . srh.nc, We solved the problem nat in ihe BAL
weighs - much and ltr moro, han The rebel soldier
The autograph OF the K'pub! An party written On hs
who may Kcb, nag captured in battle shall be
returned during th, day amt generation ut'afy az
pau,c) 1t means u't ,h'c cnoem' 9i soo'hcrn ur'on
c,pturcd hy Nalor ot the boys IN blue snail m pre-
served by that nsuon Northern loyalty and patriotism has
saved
ALLEGIANCE To THE STATE TICKET
We tonight especially 10 ratiy the K'puo'ean
state ticket. and to pledge our allegiance 10 thu
same We be- addressed ly TWO Distinguished gen
teuen OF our state whose and statesmen
:. rooxtcn,ye with Republic Itself, and whose puoho
,vice on the roor OF Congress, their illness 70
voice the sentiment, people and to debate the ques'
lions OF the hour. They have come here tired and weary
with the OF the canvass and there Is no "'afSo"s
ness Ike that OF campaign speaker In your names
A rr,, mo "a give them a cordial welcome Brook
s heart and hospitality. In compliment "f thelr COM
INC let Us remember this Is saturday night and thas
sunday in brooklyn, does mol commence un !. cocA,
and let lis remain, ladies and gentlemen. h our places
, rho last argument has ned. the last cheer given
and the last word spoken (lons continued applaise)
AN ECONOMICAL CITY GOVERNMENT
At the close of Mr.. Teuneys speech Colonel Paird
wos introduced and was received with applause
that was loud aud ong-continued This is what
Colonel Baird SAID
LADIES ,xp GpxrLgMgY intend to be your next Mayor
am man OF very tsw words and intend to be brefts
n,sht When taks seat on the hrst OF January ~ the
civ Hall Intend 10 give this CITY oi biooKyn cream gov
tthserSl I intend to see that your taxes
.Mersd al OF increased lApplause intend TO see
omr mod alton increaset BY build
more schoohousea Applause intend 10 see that the
OF the city with economy LAP
nia9se ntend other words 10 run the city az do my
| hu.ne applause